The design of Edmonds College’s Hazel Miller Hall organizes classrooms and offices around a central atrium to maximize space and building system efficiencies, and share resources across programs—maximizing value on a limited budget. Dispersed within the atrium and connected corridors are flexible seating and study areas that bring students together as a community of learners. 📷: @k7scott
Posted: 04.08.2022
Hazel Miller Hall weaves multiple STEM programs together with multipurpose classrooms to support spatial and pedagogical adaptability over time. Nursing simulation labs and active learning spaces engage students with each other and the instructor, developing collaboration skills and hands-on experience sought by employers. 📷: @k7scott
Posted: 04.08.2022
Hazel Miller Hall at Edmonds College collocates chemistry, physics, engineering, nursing and math programs to create an interdisciplinary academic center for STEM education that serves high-demand occupations. Located at the heart of campus, the new facility features specialized chemistry and physics labs, nursing simulation classrooms and simulated patient rooms, as well as informal study spaces that serve all of the college’s students. 📷: @k7scott
Posted: 04.08.2022
Events
Supply Chain Optimization: Creating a Seamless Flow to Construction
Zak World of Facades North America
Seattle, WA
03.31.2022
We're excited to share conceptual plans for urban development and ecological revitalization in Vancouver's False Creek floodplain with the community TONIGHT. Learn more and register to attend this #Sea2City Design Challenge event: https://t.co/mKo7erLq1G https://t.co/qloOwgIvpG
Posted: 03.30.2022
Events
Smart Carbon Goals: Life Cycle Assessment in Design Practice
AIA California Climate Action Webinar
Online Event
03.30.2022
Mithun's Chi Aoyama discusses emerging building technologies, collaboration and supply chain optimization as part of a panel presentation this Thurs, March 31 at Zak World of Facades in Seattle. Learn more: https://t.co/JSNSyCbzbZ #facades https://t.co/6peRRP8vNg
Posted: 03.29.2022
This Wednesday at noon, Mithun's Claire McConnell and Simone Barth will present "Smart Carbon Goals: Life Cycle Assessment in Design Practice" as part of the @AIACALIF #ClimateAction series. Learn more and register for the online event: https://t.co/nLA7HYy07E #embodiedcarbon https://t.co/i0IGVneJVl
Posted: 03.28.2022
The transplanted Kubota legacy trees frame the northern courtyard at The Sinegal Center for Science and Innovation, creating a sense of enclosure and a quiet and contemplative spirit. While not in the same location, the boulders originally associated with each tree are again placed adjacent to their partner. Recognizing their sculptural quality and delicate leaf, the courtyard design showcases the Laceleaf maples, giving both trees space to be appreciated from multiple angles. 📷: @k7scott
Posted: 03.25.2022
At the center of the northern courtyard is the largest of the salvaged boulders. The keystone provides a focal point within the outdoor room and creates an eddy to one side with wood seats. Inspired by Kubota’s designs of dry streambeds, the ground plane of the pathways plays with different textures. A ribbon of exposed aggregate paving weaves through the west courtyards, with ripples of river rock at the paving edges. 📷: @k7scott
Posted: 03.24.2022
